Treat everyone equally regardless of differences in physical features or any other aspect for that matter; respect everyone without prejudice or bias towards anyone based on their physical appearance or any other factor for that matter; value equality among people regardless of their differences in physical features etc..

This hadith is about the equality of all teeth and fingers. It was narrated by Abdullah ibn Abbas who reported that the Prophet said that all fingers and teeth are equal - this meaning one finger or tooth is not more important than another. Abu Dawud then mentioned other narrators who also reported this hadith to be true - Nadr b. Shumayl from Shu'bah to 'Abd al-Samad as well as al-Darimi from al-Nadr. This hadith teaches us the importance of equality among people regardless of their differences in physical features or any other aspect for that matter; it also teaches us to treat everyone equally without prejudice or bias towards anyone based on their physical appearance or any other factor for that matter.